Online discussion boards are being used increasingly by cancer survivors, highlighting the need for understanding this potentially supportive communication process. Two online discussion boards, a prostate group and a breast cancer group, were studied using mixed methodology of both Grounded Theory and a quasi-numerative approach. Both men's and women's dialogues fell under two themes, information support and emotional support. Information support accounted for 60 per cent of communications in women and 64 per cent in men and emotional support 40 per cent in women and 36 per cent in men. However, there were gender differences in the language styles of these communications. Further research is recommended to understand adequately the emotion...
Background: The most common reason for patient dissatisfaction with the public health service is rel...
Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate how young adult survivors of childhood cancer used an o...
Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate how young adult survivors of childhood cancer used an o...
understand adequately the emotional content within women’s and men’s dialogues in the context of bre...
The postings made to Internet forums by relatives and friends of people with breast and prostate can...
A new method, comparative keyword analysis, is used to compare the language of men and women with ca...
A new method, comparative keyword analysis, is used to compare the language of men and women with ca...
The goal of this research is to determine if different gender-preferred social styles can be observe...
Background: The goal of this research is to determine if different gender-preferred social styles ca...
The postings made to Internet forums by relatives and friends of people with breast and prostate can...
The Internet provides a new modality for health communication by facilitating the creation of virtua...
The present study examined the feasibility of evaluating online communica-tion of cancer patients us...
A growing body of literature suggests that participation in online support groups may empower patien...
Background: The goal of this research is to determine if different gender-preferred social styles ca...
ObjectiveLittle is known about how positive group interactions develop in online support groups. Pre...
Background: The most common reason for patient dissatisfaction with the public health service is rel...
Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate how young adult survivors of childhood cancer used an o...
Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate how young adult survivors of childhood cancer used an o...
understand adequately the emotional content within women’s and men’s dialogues in the context of bre...
The postings made to Internet forums by relatives and friends of people with breast and prostate can...
A new method, comparative keyword analysis, is used to compare the language of men and women with ca...
A new method, comparative keyword analysis, is used to compare the language of men and women with ca...
The goal of this research is to determine if different gender-preferred social styles can be observe...
Background: The goal of this research is to determine if different gender-preferred social styles ca...
The postings made to Internet forums by relatives and friends of people with breast and prostate can...
The Internet provides a new modality for health communication by facilitating the creation of virtua...
The present study examined the feasibility of evaluating online communica-tion of cancer patients us...
A growing body of literature suggests that participation in online support groups may empower patien...
Background: The goal of this research is to determine if different gender-preferred social styles ca...
ObjectiveLittle is known about how positive group interactions develop in online support groups. Pre...
Background: The most common reason for patient dissatisfaction with the public health service is rel...
Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate how young adult survivors of childhood cancer used an o...
Aim: The aim of the study was to investigate how young adult survivors of childhood cancer used an o...